Engineer - Install - Maintain
Engineer
Install
Maintain
Clarke Energy provides distributed power plant solutions with market leading engineering, installation and maintenance support.
Renewable Gas
Combined Heat and Power
Biogas
Peaking Power Stations
Reliable Service Support
What We Do
Engineer
We have comprehensive resources to support the engineering of your project with capabilities in computer aided design, mechanical and electrical engineering.
Install
We have dedicated teams to support you in delivering quality through the project management, installation and commissioning of your project.
Maintain
We value the provision of reliable maintenance services for your power generation equipment delivered efficiently through our extensive network of service engineers.
Clarke Energy is the sole authorised distributor and service provider for INNIO Jenbacher gas engines in 27 countries.
Why Clarke Energy?
- Quality installations with unrivalled aftersales service support.
- Highest running hours for your engine equals optimal return on investment.
- Flexibility to suit your business needs with tailored scope of supply.
- Clarke Energy can supply a single engine through to full turn-key multi-engine plant.
- Reduce risk by transferring your engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) scope to us.
Industrial CHP
Peaking Plants
Biogas
Global Reach with Local Focus
>7GW
Global installed base
>1.6GW
UK installed base
>1.4GW
Renewable electricity globally
>745MW
Renewable electricity in UK
>1GW
Peaking and flexible globally
>0.5GW
Peaking and flexible in UK
1,200
People employed globally
380
People employed in UK
Latest News
Prime Power vs. Base-Load Operation and Relevance to Data Centers
Prime power and base‑load power are frequently used interchangeably, but they describe different operating conditions for gas engines. Understanding these distinctions is critical for data‑center power design, resilience planning, and long‑duration bridging power.
LHV vs HHV in Data Centers: Why Fuel Definitions Matter for Onsite Power Economics
LHV and HHV are often confused in data‑center energy modelling. Because gas‑engine performance is measured using LHV while fuel is billed using HHV, mixing the two can distort efficiency, fuel forecasts, and long‑term cost planning.
Why Gas Engines Behave Differently Under Partial Load – and Why Data Centers Should Care
Modern data centers rarely operate at full load, making partial‑load engine behavior critical. Gas engines offer high efficiency, fast ramp rates, and strong integration with UPS and BESS systems—helping operators improve resilience, performance, and long‑term economics.
Latest Case Studies
High-Efficiency Cogeneration in Botoșani, Romania
Clarke Energy has expanded the high-efficiency cogeneration capacity of the Municipality of Botoșani’s district heating network with a new INNIO Jenbacher JMS 624 gas engine. The installation integrates with two units supplied in 2012, improving efficiency, reducing primary energy consumption, and supporting lower emissions across SACET Botoșani.
Major Engine Overhaul for Biffa Highlights Over 30 Years of Partnership
Clarke Energy Completes Major Engine Overhaul for Biffa, Marking 30+ Years of Partnership
Resource Renew Powering Wastewater Facility with 100% Biogas Utilization
Resource Renew Powering Wastewater Facility with 100% Biogas Utilization